Météo: la Zone de Basse Pression Pourrait Etre Baptisée Demain

9 years, 3 months ago - January 10, 2015

Elle pourrait être une menace pour Maurice si elle continue à s’intensifier. Selon la station météorologique de Vacoas la zone de basse pression pourrait se transformer en dépression tropicale au courant de la journée ce samedi 10 janvier.

It could even be called Bansi tomorrow. "The low pressure area still holds northwest of the country and there is a good chance that the system is called tomorrow," said a forecaster. Besides, a special release was issued to this effect yesterday to warn the public.

Regarding the time, the station does not provide for improvement today. "The country is covered by heavy clouds, more frequent in the north, which will bring rain and storm. Swells from the northwest will be present and the sea will be strong " , said the meteorologist. He added that "the thunderstorms become more frequent from Sunday night."

The side of the rainfall in the last 24 hours, the highest rate was recorded in the field Straws, 36 mm. 34.8 mm were recorded at My Hobby Rouillard, 34 mm in Albion, 31.8 mm in Port Louis and 28 mm Fine Dreams.

Furthermore, water accumulations have been identified in several places on the island yesterday after heavy showers. In particular, in Port Louis, Ville Mont-Ring-Roches including where motorists and pedestrians have been busy on the road.

Text by lexpress.mu

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